It was, by most accounts, a pretty nice day out. Sunny, and warm, but not too warm. Just right. The perfect day for lazing around and enjoying life. Which was, of course, Hiroshi’s daily agenda between trials. But today he had an idea of what to do with his time, and was pretty set on accomplishing it.

He walked around the mall for a little while, visiting each of the shops to see if there’s anything interesting. Some of them he made a note to visit again, others her passed by with hardly a second thought. Not that he was really here for that, though.

A number of minutes later he found himself on the roof of the mall, looking quite pleased with himself. He could see the whole island from up here! ...Oh boy, was it ever small. And so much water, all the way around. Hold on, just how had he gotten up there?

He made his way to the edge of the building and perched on the edge of the roof. It was an awful long way down but he wasn’t terribly concerned with that. He dangled his feet over the edge and it could have just been six inches off the ground.

Oh, hold on, someone was coming. He picked up a pebble and chucked it in their direction, aiming for the ground near them.

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The bear had opened a lot of large buildings, and there was a lot to see. It was the day after the deaths of Harumi and Stella. Just like every day, Hiroshi had woken up early, gone for a run, bathed, and had breakfast. Normal. Wouldn’t even know two people had died less than 24 hours earlier.

The hospital had drawn Hiroshi’s attention. He wasn’t sure why. Well, he sure wasn’t interested in a school, and malls weren’t really his thing. The library might have something, but the hospital seemed so... odd.

Odd because it was huge. A small island like this, he’d expect a small clinic, but this thing was a full sized, fully operation medical facility. As he walked down the corridor of the third floor, passing by locked room after locked room, he really got a sense of the scale. It could fit the entire student body, and Hiroshi found himself wondering why. It raised a lot of questions in his mind.

It was also dark. Not that it really creeped Hiroshi out, but when he heard footsteps in the hallway, it occurred to him that others might not like it. Especially when his huge frame loomed in the shadowy hallway. He must have looked like an encounter in a horror game - a tall, shadowed figure at the end of a dark hallway.

He stepped forward, palms out, until he came into visible light. He couldn’t help but grin at the other student.